Early morning the day before Christmas…
Into Etosha and first finding was this giraffe.
There has been a few early rains and they gave us this beautiful background colour for the zebras.
But the rain also makes waterholes less interesting for the animals.
Luckily we saw animals “everywhere” so we could also care less for the waterholes.
Kori Bustard – the heaviest living animal capable of flight!
Even heavier, but not capable of flight is the Ostrich.
An avid runner though!
A reminder that Etosha is not a Zoo. It’s for real!
A Tawny Hawk? No – Tawny Eagle! (Thanks Marcia…)
Springbok
Lappet-faced Vulture?
Blue Wildebeest
A new generation
As fast as mum…
A four-ship of…
…Black-faced Impala 
A lot of cars standing still is usually a good sign!
Sleeping beauty…
…and her Prince!
Yes, you are looking at me and I am grateful being in my car.
Oryx or Gemsbok
Hornshake?
More pretty babies…
Thanks for adjusting to my picture format!
Hartebeest, named because the horns are heart-shaped…
…but look at that klove!
Visiting Etosha in the rainy season is supposed to be a bad choice but we were very happy with the hours here!
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